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- This line should contain (@title blabla@) first, but then you
- would not be able to see all the format commands.
-
- Use formatting commands to control the font, color, style, and
- formatting of text in HyperHelp windows.
-
-
-
- (@ref help:help/formatexample@)Click here to see what the insides
- of this file looks like.(@unref@)
-
-
-
- The formatting commands are:(@indent 2@)
-
-
-
- (@bold@)bold(@bold@) - Print following text in bold. Use another
- (@bold@)bold(@bold@) command to turn bolding off, or use any other style
- command, for a combination of effects.
-
-
-
- (@italic@)italic(@italic@) - Print following text in italic. Use another
- (@italic@)italic(@italic@) command to turn italics off.
-
-
-
- (@underline@)underline(@underline@) - Underline some text. This should not
- normally be used since the user will think that the text is actually
- a link. In some future revision of this program, the highlighting for
- links will be a user setable parameter.
-
-
-
- (@bold@)normal(@bold@) - Turn off bold, italic, and underline styles.
-
-
-
- (@bold@)color (number)(@bold@) - Set the text color. HyperHelp supports
- colors 0 through 7. Color 0 is the background color. This is color 1.
- (@color 2@)This is color 2. (@color 3@)This is color 3.(@color 1@) Colors
- 4 thru 7 are for use on 8 color screens. In future version of this program
- the user will be able to select the use of an 8 color custom screen.
-
-
-
- (@label font@)(@bold@)font (font name) (size)(@bold@) - Print following
- text in the specified text font and size. Example: (@bold@)font topaz.font
- 11(@bold@) uses the large Topaz font. Note: If you enter more than one
- (@bold@)font(@bold@) command in a file, HyperHelp uses only the last
- specified font (only one font per screen).
-
-
-
- (@bold@)indent (@italic@)nn(@italic@)(@bold@) - Sets the indentation, in character
- spaces, of subsequent text. For example, this file has an
- (@bold@)indent 2(@bold@) command after the first paragraph. It causes
- the body of paragraphs to be indented (@italic@)nn(@italic@) spaces.
- You can specify (@italic@)nn(@italic@) as a one or two digit number, or
- as an offset from the previous indent command by preceeding the number with
- a plus '+', or minus '-' sign.
-
- Note: For best results, you should place indent commands only at
- the begining of paragraphs.
-
-
-
- (@bold@)pindent (@italic@)nn(@italic@)(@bold@) - Sets indentation for the first
- line of paragraphs. This command has exactly the same format as (@bold@)indent(@bold@).
- The only difference is that it affects the first line of the following
- paragraphs, instead of the body.
-
-
-
- (@bold@)lspace (@italic@)nn(@italic@)(@bold@) - Adds extra space between
- lines of text to increase legibility.
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